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First Weekend without any BWFC

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Fucking wonderful isn't it.

 

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only 45 minuites until the first playoff game

Glorious. Waiting for a bus of indeterminate number to take me for a pint.

when's season start again? I'm bored...

22 minutes ago, only1swanny said:

when's season start again? I'm bored...

14 weeks

Was cutting the grass this afternoon 🙄and despite thinking TFFT last Saturday that the season was over, was missing it already - roll on Aug 2nd 🤪

It usually gives me the excuse to do fook all on a Saturday afternoon, I've done two long dog walks, cleaned my daughter's car, mowed the lawn and hoovered up all around the house, my Mrs called me a lazy twat last week and we haven’t spoken since then, surely I’m in the good books now?

1300 hours was beer o clock

Been a lovely afternoon of beer n bbq

Finally broke up an old sofa the dog destroyed and had a row with her.

Pretty fucking standard

Stop cutting your grass lads.

If t'other half moans, you're doing what's right by it.

Have a bbq instead. 

 

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23 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Stop cutting your grass lads.

If t'other half moans, you're doing what's right by it.

Have a bbq instead. 

 

Have we to leave it while it's dry?

8 hours ago, gonzo said:

Fucking wonderful isn't it.

 

It is. 
 

I’ve sat by a pool in Santorini with SWMBO during the day and had some fantastic food this evening.

Who needs football?

22 minutes ago, gonzo said:

Have we to leave it while it's dry?

Drenched mine earlier

First 20 minutes it just ran off

Will cut tomorrow

Killing Cricket

12 minutes ago, BOWTUN BAKED said:

Killing Cricket

Out with the lout

45 minutes ago, gonzo said:

Have we to leave it while it's dry?

Yes.

Too dry now.

The odd place may be getting sufficient moisture from the soil, but generally it's going stalky and flowering.

If you have to cut it, only take off the very top.

Leave the cuttings on top too.

13 hours ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Yes.

Too dry now.

The odd place may be getting sufficient moisture from the soil, but generally it's going stalky and flowering.

If you have to cut it, only take off the very top.

Leave the cuttings on top too.

Can you email my wife, please?

I have enough difficulty explaining it to my mum!

The number of moss laden, yellow lawns cut to within a mm or two of their roots is shocking. 

But it's ok- they're short! 😞

Do what I have turned the bottom end of my garden into a wild flower garden  for the bees and butterflies no mowing required rest is flagged . 

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Chuck an old rusty trampoline and swing ball thing in there for safe measure :D

11 minutes ago, gonzo said:

Chuck an old rusty trampoline and swing ball thing in there for safe measure :D

Nah can’t do that never get rid of the grandkids !

16 hours ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Yes.

Too dry now.

The odd place may be getting sufficient moisture from the soil, but generally it's going stalky and flowering.

If you have to cut it, only take off the very top.

Leave the cuttings on top too.

Why do you leave the cuttings on top?

29 minutes ago, freds dad said:

Why do you leave the cuttings on top?

Replaces the minerals etc that is otherwise lost.

Best grass is that with its food not continually depleted.

Amenity grass cut by the council is usually greener than domestic lawns scalped and not fed.

Mowers often have a mulching facility now, which shreds the clippings finer and blasts them back through the remaining grass.

Obviously if it is very long when it's cut then this may look unsightly with soggy clumps and a blocked mower. 

That's why I always tell folk not to cut grass too short, and perhaps trim more frequently. 

During drought conditions though, avoid cutting where possible. 

55 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Replaces the minerals etc that is otherwise lost.

Best grass is that with its food not continually depleted.

Amenity grass cut by the council is usually greener than domestic lawns scalped and not fed.

Mowers often have a mulching facility now, which shreds the clippings finer and blasts them back through the remaining grass.

Obviously if it is very long when it's cut then this may look unsightly with soggy clumps and a blocked mower. 

That's why I always tell folk not to cut grass too short, and perhaps trim more frequently. 

During drought conditions though, avoid cutting where possible. 

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